Nikon Z6 II User Manual

sensitivity control. It’s fun and can be useful!
White Balance
White balance (WB) is designed to let you capture accurate colors in
each of your camera’s RGB color channels. Your images can reflect
realistic colors if you understand how to use the WB settings.
This is one of the more important things to learn about digital
photography. If you don’t understand how white balance works, you’ll
have a hard time when you want consistent color across a number of
images.
In this chapter we will look at WB briefly and learn only how to
select the various White balance settings. This is such an important
concept to understand that an entire chapter—titled White Balance —
is devoted to this subject (page 111). Please read that chapter
carefully. It is important that you learn to control the WB settings. A
lot of what you’ll do in computer post-processing of images requires a
good understanding of white balance control.

Nikon Z6 II Specifications

General

Camera Type	Mirrorless
Sensor Type	CMOS
Sensor Size	35.9 x 23.9 mm
Effective Pixels	24.5 MP
Image Processor	Dual EXPEED 6
Autofocus System	273-point Hybrid AF
Continuous Shooting Speed	14 fps
Viewfinder Resolution	3.69 million dots
Memory Card Slots	2
Battery	EN-EL15c
Battery Life	Approx. 410 shots (CIPA)
Dimensions	134 x 100.5 x 69.5 mm
Weather Sealing	Yes
ISO Sensitivity	ISO 100-51200 (expandable to ISO 50-204800)
Viewfinder Type	Electronic
LCD Screen	3.2-inch tilting touchscreen LCD with 2.1 million dots
Storage Media	CFexpress (Type B), XQD, SD (UHS-II)
Weight	Approx. 705 g (with battery and memory card)